Cutting torch coral flesh

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I have an RRU New York Knicks Torch that I would like to frag. There is still a small amount of flesh connected between the two heads I want to cut. Is it OK to cut the flesh, or do I need to wait for it to completely separate? Thanks for any help. 46565AEE-D8EB-4E1B-ABFC-6B190F4FF0B9.jpeg AD6A8A5A-E18A-4556-BDCA-8347EAE1E1FB.jpeg
 
Yes, you can cut through that. I do it all of the time. I would give it an iodine bath after since you are cutting into flesh.
 
Yes, you can cut through that. I do it all of the time. I would give it an iodine bath after since you are cutting into flesh.

Thanks! I really appreciate your advice. I’ll cut it and give it an iodine dip.
 

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